Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-11-04
Any BoosIsarnsd In one reading.

FUNDAMENTAL PRIEcIFLEs OF the Loissttian system.
cess Development ana Results
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and Telescope constitute a scientihe extension Of
Memory an extension OF the Natural Memory.
III The poweEof Continuous Attention growing
~. Memory and Attention being strengthened to
the highest degree BY the hve lessons, the system
Is no longer used except IN rare cases at rsJ and
"a Prof. Loisstte gave me new memory Hon.
Judah p Bsn1aI1ln---' IL has greatly strength
Minister 20 Italy-a Prof Loisettes system APP
pears 70 me to warrant the strongest Endorsement
form a part OF the curriculum Of our schools'-
-'Thsrs Is not one Institution OF learning in the
i-1Sv-1S-HsS Il FSTNsr1lGS Eaef1r Of q TT9v-iSS
Church, Annapolts--'I have formed one class by
shall Try to induce all my students 20 master this
5g5{s5-l 11CIs ICY In - ~
fessor OF Hebrew in the Bangor theological Sem
not only TO the student Of Shorthand, but to the
NetersR reporter ~; W 45ISo4 StsRo 1
learn % play any piece or music Eyit1oqt notes q
-" Noman has a memory SO poor that this meth
Cd VIII not greatly aid it nor has any one mem
which it can furnish PROT. VIM r Harper, Of
book in one reading, and intend % learn many
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all who desire 20 streug hen their memory and cure
isa perfect memory system"-We ekly BudgeU-
u 40 not say Lnes made EEyseLI 3 waking Hume
or Macaulay. but DO say that what had learned, I
knew perfectly thanks TO your system The result
was rull marks ll5JJ'-Heg1uald i. Murray, ESQ
81 have Just come on top In Bursary examination,
and owe my success In great measure to the gene
raj Improvements which your system had Effected
Ia my reLeurlVsne5s and acuu1en' Thomas TAFT
Ed have no hesitation III thoroughly recon-
mendiug the system % all who are an earnest IN
wishing 70 train their memories effectively, and
are therefore willing TO take reasonable pains to
obtain so useful result MI. Richard A. Proctor,
the AstronomeT-" Prof LOisstte did not create
memory for me- no. nothing Of the kind. And
yet he did FOR me what amounted 20 the same thing,
thing which was not aware f5 then Ihad before
things In the dark cellar Of memory but
Cd me how TO light up the cellar It is the difference
TO chang &c Ghs 1gure-berp having money where
you can't collect it, and having it IN your pocket.
The Information cost but little yet value &c
proulgtOus figures. L Clemens MARX Twain
There IS Eh15 1LE1mpOrtaut difference between
other systems and that OF Prof. LosettG that while
the former arbitrary and artificial the latter Is
entirely based upon Physiological and Psychic
logical pr1nciples'-The Peoples Frisnd-''I thus
saved twenty hours out OF Uggentfour in learning
the two sermons''-4tev. 8 r. Lee
Glass OF lG0 Columbia Law studentsf two classes
Of 20 each e YALE 100 az WELLESLEY college and zl9
az University OF Ee1sy 1Fanl6f ~ at lleriden 20
a. EorFtch $50 at Oberlin College, and three large
ClaBses at Chautauqua-
Prospectuses sent POST FREE, with opinions in
Lull OF eminent people in both continents
Great Inducements to correspondence classes
address
PROF. LOISETTEs